"Black-Winged Assault Dragon" Rating Score by みめっと

The evolved Signer Dragon S monster appears in Crow's Black Feather Dragon following Black Rose and Powertu.
On the effect side, every time an opponent's monster's effect is activated, it will deal effect damage with a permanent effect and at the same time place a counter on yourself. will be
Compared to the original Black Feather Dragon, which also had the properties of an air purifier, it feels like it's changed to an effect that specializes in hurting the opponent.
However, the total removal will also involve the cards on your field, and there is a high possibility that this monster will be removed or the effect will be negate before the fourth one is placed, and the effect damage dealt around once will be small. Although there is no other effect, considering that there is no other effect, honestly it seems a little delicate performance for a large S monster that requires an S tuner.
The true value of this monster is that it has a strong method of putting it out of the EX Deck in a special procedure separate from the regular procedure, and there is no limit to the number of times his Special Summon can be used in one turn.
By using Black Feather Dragon and S Tuner as S materials for level 10 S monsters, including this monster, you can use those monsters sent to GY to create this monster, making it easy to line up multiple monsters. , and you can add one more to the field by backfilling the Black Feather Dragon and S Tuner that were removed with Burial from a Different Dimension into GY.
Of course, you can send Black Feather Dragon and S Monster Tuner directly from the EX Deck to his GY by some effect, and there are cards in Blackwing that can do that.
If the effect damage is 1400 or 2100 per hit, the impact is large, and if the opponent doesn't have a card that can quickly neutralize this monster, depending on the nature of the opponent's Deck, he will be unable to move immediately. .
However, if you try to use it strongly, it will take up a lot of space in the EX Deck anyway, so it can be said that it is an S monster that shows its true value when both the main and EX Decks are specialized.
Now that this is happening, the original monster is a banned card as of April 2022 Limit Regulation, and I'm worried about the evolution of Enfe, which is supposed to be a Level 9S monster.